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Prepare the current export
Name the file and state the purpose of this review.
Video review link
Share one video review link for client feedback, test the client path, collect timecoded notes, resolve questions, and close the review round.

Quick answer
Share one video review link for client feedback, test the client path, collect timecoded notes, resolve questions, and close the review round. A review link is not a public hosting promise, file-transfer replacement, anonymous-comment channel, or guarantee of passphrases and expiration controls; use the access behavior actually configured in GalleryDock.
Workflow
Keep each handoff explicit so the client knows what to review and the filmmaker knows what happens next.
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Name the file and state the purpose of this review.
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Open the client path on desktop and mobile before sending it.
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Let the client pause, comment, and submit the round.
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Close corrections and use the same project path for the next handoff.
Review focus
Ask for decisions that belong to the current export instead of collecting vague reactions across several channels.
Confirm that the link opens the intended current export.
Tell the client what decision this review needs.
Check playback, commenting, and submission on a phone.
Resolve every note before the next export or final delivery.
Quality control
A reliable review needs a tested client path and an honest boundary around what the software does.
Open the client view on desktop and mobile, play the intended export, and check that the next action is clear without horizontal overflow.
Use client-facing language and state what kind of decision is needed in this round.
A review link is not a public hosting promise, file-transfer replacement, anonymous-comment channel, or guarantee of passphrases and expiration controls; use the access behavior actually configured in GalleryDock.
Resolve every open point, verify the corrected export, and only then deliver or share the next version.



Comparison
Use this matrix to keep video review link specific, actionable, and tied to the current export.
| Approach | Best for | Tradeoff |
|---|---|---|
| One current destination | The client needs the intended export | Send one clearly labeled review link |
| Browser review | The client should not download before responding | Play and comment in the client view |
| Contextual note | The filmmaker needs the exact scene | Attach the request to the playback time |
| Return path | Questions and delivery need continuity | Use the same branded client space |
A client opens one link and comments on message, pacing, and final action.
A stakeholder checks the export from a phone without downloading it.
The filmmaker keeps the review, clarification, and delivery path recognizable.
Frequently asked questions
It is a client-facing link to the current video review where the invited reviewer can watch and leave contextual feedback.
No. The client can watch the presented export in the browser and comment at the relevant moment.
No. The invited review path does not require the client to create a GalleryDock account.
Yes. The reviewer can prepare multiple notes and submit the collected feedback deliberately.
Yes. The client can return to the branded gallery for clarification, another reviewed export, or final delivery.
No. Use the gallery access settings and sharing path intended for the client project; do not treat the URL alone as a security guarantee.
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